Look Local Issue 1235 Thursday 15 September 2022 by Look Local Newspaper

and joyful atmosphere that ac companied her visit.

Our commemorations and reflections on the life of Her Majesty will feel much more sombre over the coming days, but the happy memories of the lives she touched in this region on that day, and the impact she has had on many lives through out the world will live on for decades to come.”

Cathedral will be open 8:30 am to 6 pm through out the 10-day national period of mourning for anyone who wishes to write in a book of condolence, light a candle or lay Theflowers.VeryRevd

Sheffield Cathedral will be screening the funeral of Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on a big screen inside and out side the Cathedral on 19 Sep tember. All welcome.

Lord Mayor SionedMair Richard added: “As a mark of our respect, flags will be flown at half-mast on civic buildings. Books of Condolence will also be opened in Sheffield and Stocksbridge Town Halls until the day after the funeral. Shef field Town Hall will be open from 9 am to 6 pm, Monday to Friday and Stocksbridge Town Hall will be open on Tuesdays and Thursdays. There will also be an eBook of Condolence on the City Council’s website."

A memorial service to be held Sunday 18 September – 6pm.

Buckingham Palace announced the Queen's death on Thursday evening with a short statement that read: "The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this af ternoon."

Floral tributes can be laid in the Clocktower Gardens, Stocks Sheffieldbridge.

Rotherham

Sheffield residents wishing to lay floral tributes can do so in an area that has been set aside in the Peace Gardens in the city Sheffield'scentre.

Councillor Tajamal Khan, Mayor of Rotherham, issued this guidance: "Official Books of Condolence will be opened Cont. on page 2...

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“Queen Elizabeth II has been a committed servant of the people, a faithful follower of Jesus Christ and she will be much missed. Here in Shef field, we especially have very happy memories of her visit to the Cathedral in 2015 for the Royal Maundy Service where she honoured 89 men and 89 women in recognition of their service to the church and the local community. This was the first time the Royal Maundy had been distributed in Shef field and many people here remember the bright weather

People are looking for ways to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth II after her death last week aged 96.

The Cathedral doors will open from 8:30 with morning prayer at 8:45.

Abi Thompson, Dean of Sheffield said:

to the general public at Rotherham Town Hall and Riverside House. Mem bers of the Public may lay flowers at the Rotherham Minster if they wish. If it is all possible please remove plas tic wrapping to aid with eventual environmentally-friendly removal. Flow ers laid at other locations will be trans ferred to the Minster overnight.

Oscar, who grew up in Penistone, attended Penistone Grammar School and Barnsley College, and now has his sights set on be coming a UFC fighter.

The State Funeral of Her Majesty The Queen will take place at Westminster Abbey on Monday 19th September at 11:00hrs BST. Prior to the State Funeral, The Queen will Lie-in-State in Westmin ster Hall for four days, to allow the public to pay their respects.

After trying his hand at being a chef at Tank ersley Manor, Cannon Hall Hotel, and Three Acres, he quit to become a personal train er and now works out of Vision Fitness in OscarStocksbridge.alsoknown as the ‘Ginger Fury’ has now been fighting for 10 years, as an ama

MMA Fighter Oscar Ownsworth,27, from Stocksbridge is now the Raged UK Profes sional Lightweight British Champion, after winning the British Championships on Sat urday 3 September in Swindon.

You can also write a letter of condolence and send it to the Town Hall or sign the council's online book.

"Personal condolences can be recorded online on the Council’s website – www. rotherham.gov.uk. An e-book of condo lence has also been set up on the Bucking ham Palace website royal.uk.

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"As a mark of respect, it has been agreed that both the Deputy Mayor and I will be suspending our programme of official engagements until further notice and will notify those affected, with our apologies."

Barnsley Council is advising people to leave floral tributes in front of the Town Hall. The Town Hall will also be where the book of condolence is available for the public to sign.

Following the State Funeral, the Coffin will travel in Procession from Westminster Abbey to Wellington Arch. From Welling ton Arch, the Coffin will travel to Wind sor and once there, the State Hearse will travel in Procession to St. George’s Cha pel, Windsor Castle via the Long Walk. A Committal Service will then take place in St George's Chapel.

Oscar told Look Local “There was nothing else to do when growing up but I found an MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) class, and my new hobby soon turned into a passion.”

Oscar’s wife Vanessa told Look Local “Oscar always wants to be the best at every thing he's done and puts 100% effort into everything and when he realised MMA is something he's actually good at he's given it his all. Oscar enjoys having something else to aim for and his eyes are now solidly set on the UFC.”

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During the Lying-in-State, members of the public will have the opportunity to visit Westminster Hall to pay their respects to The Queen. On the morning of Monday 19th September, the Lying-in-State will end and the Coffin will be taken in Pro cession from the Palace of Westminster to Westminster Abbey, where the State Fu neral Service will take place.

The former chef began training as an MMA fighter at age 17 as a way to vent his anger

The Procession will travel via Queen’s Gar dens, The Mall, Horse Guards and Horse Guards Arch, Whitehall, Parliament Street, Parliament Square and New Palace Yard. After the Coffin arrives at Westmin ster Hall, The Archbishop of Canterbury will conduct a short service assisted by The Very Reverend Dr David Hoyle, Dean of Westminster, and attended by The King and Members of the Royal Family, after which the Lying-in-State will begin.

“The Queen had served this nation duti fully for over 70 years and became the first British Monarch to celebrate a Platinum Jubilee, marking her many years of service to the people of the United Kingdom, the Realms and the Commonwealth.”

CHAMPION: ‘The ‘Ginger Fury’ AKA Oscar Ownsworthis now Bristish Lightweight MMA Champion. Photo: DN4 Photography

His professional fight score is 5 wins, 2 loss es, and 1 draw and he's currently on a 5-fight win streak (unbeaten).

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“It’s not an increase of the 57 to half hourly, it’s a reinstatement of the halfhourly service.”

MP Calls to Save Supertram Bus Link

Local residents had their say on pro

She has written to the Mayor of South Yorkshire, Oliver Coppard, who is responsible for overseeing and funding our local transport net work, calling on him to use part of South Yorkshire's allocation to keep the SL1 and SL1a buses running.

Having recently persuaded the Gov ernment to commit to £130 million of COVID bus recovery funding, Mrs Cates wants some of this money to be used to subsidise these routes which Stagecoach has proposed to withdraw from October.

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Miriam Cates said "It's extremely disappointing that Stagecoach York shire are proposing to remove Super tramLink bus services entirely from October. I'm completely opposed

"I'mrunning.calling on the Mayor of South Yorkshire to use his powers over public transport to subsidise the Su pertramLink beyond October whilst a wider assessment of passenger demand and services can be under

SUPERTRAM LINK BUS TO BE WITHDRAWN

Miriam Cates, the MP for Penis tone and Stocksbridge, has called for urgent action to save the SL1 and SL1a SupertramLink buses that serve communities in the Up per Don Valley.

"Bustaken.services are an essential part of our local transport network and there are no other transport options

to the withdrawal of these routes, which provide vital connectivity for residents of the Upper Don Valley.

No buses at peak travel times is un Concernedacceptable!”Mother, Oughtibridge

“Myposalsdaughter had her first day at college today and it took her 1hr 30mins to get from Oughtibridge to Hillsborough! No tram link buses as advertised and only just managed to get on 57 when it finally came.

available for many locals. That's why we must use the extra funding I se cured to support routes like the SL1 and StagecoachSL1a."

plans to replace the ser vice with an increase of the 57 buses every half hour.

"This is unacceptable, and the fund ing that I lobbied over the summer to secure for local bus services must now be used to keep these routes

"Many residents have written to me to share their concern about the de cline in SupertramLink bus services, noting that buses have become in creasingly infrequent, sometimes not turning up at all.

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But as they brave the extreme heat and hu midity they know they’ll be raising money for St Luke’s Hospice, where Mark’s mum Pauline and Jo’s mum Gwen were both patients.

It’s not the first time the couple has taken on a challenge for charity - they’ve already com pleted a trek to the Inca city of Machu Pichu high in the Andes Mountains of Peru.

But they anticipate that their cycle ride, tak ing in the Mekong Delta before reaching the

“I’ve done it before but Jo has had to train particularly hard because she was a complete novice only a few months ago!

“We'llplained.be cycling around eight hours per day, over seven hot and humid days.

“It's not just going to be the length of the journey but also the humidity that will be the problem but it’s going to be worth the effort.”

spectacular final destination, will be even tougher than their high-altitude walk.

“The ride starts in Ho Chi Minh City and takes us on some very dusty tracks through the Mekong Delta to Angkor Wat,” Mark ex

On the evening of Sunday 11 September three fire crews from Tankersley, Stocksbridge and Rivelin stations were called out to a deliberate van fire at 9:05 pm on Stocksbridge Bypass, Sheffield. The crews left the scene at 10:20 pm.

Chapeltown couple Mark and Jo Holden might be able to enjoy the views. Still, they won’t be taking it easy as they cycle from Ho-Chi-Minh City in Vietnam to the worldfamous temple complex of Angkor Wat in Cambodia this November.

Mark and Jo have already raised £780 before they set on their adventure and donations can be made by visiting fundraising/Johanna-Holden1www.justgiving.com/

Mark and Jo feel the heat and dust of a tropical adventure for St Luke’s

A VISIT to the pristine beaches, crystal seas and lush forests of Vietnam and Cambodia sounds like the perfect holiday adventure… unless you’re doing it all by bicycle!

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South Yorkshire Children Young Person’s Al liance brings together all organisations across the region that support young people, such as schools, hospitals, and primary care to work together and improve life chances.

Children aged between school years reception and year 11 will be offered a nasal spray vac cine at school. Previously only children aged up to school year 7 were offered the vaccine. This year, to protect more people, children in years 8 to 11 will also be offered the vaccine.

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As families up and down South Yorkshire send their children back to school after the summer holidays, we know it’s usual for children to catch common viruses and bugs. Whether this is their first term or their fifth year, it’s vital for families to take some sim ple steps to reduce the spread of illnesses and keep children well.

NHS South Yorkshire and the Children and Young Person’s Alliance (NHS SY CYP) are encouraging parents to be prepared, as chil dren across the region head back to school.

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Dr Nicola Jay, Consultant Paediatrician of Al lergy at Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust, said: “Make sure to have age-appropri ate paracetamol and/or children’s ibuprofen in your cupboard as we start the first term and those colder winter months. Winter vi rus season is approaching so it’s a good idea to stock up your medicine cupboard.

South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw Healthier To gether websites have lots of advice from ex perts in children’s health, including what to do if your child has a tummy bug.

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“As well as coughs and colds, tummy bugs can be common too. If they’re sick, keep them at home to rest, away from classmates and keep them hydrated.”

If your child is ill and you are unsure what to do, your local pharmacist can help with a wide range of minor illnesses and ailments including colds, flu, and vomiting bugs, with out booking an appointment.

Flu vaccines will be starting in the autumn and kids will be offered them at school or at their GP practice if their child has a longterm condition or is clinically vulnerable.

The business predominantly sells living room, dining room and bedroom furniture. Selling end of line, over stocks and exdisplay from the big multiple furniture stores. There is something to suit every budget.

The owner is grateful for all the support and custom over the years and is looking forward to the next chapter.

the business to relocate, this time to a much larger location on Coleford Road in Darnall, where they are currently based. These premises are 50

a closing down sale starting Monday 19th September. This is by no means a business that is going bust, merely an owner who wants to dust of his passport and get to know his family in the daylight hours.

After 23 years of trading Fur niture Clearance Warehouse is closing its doors. The owner, David Perkins has successfully run the business for over two decades, but is now ready for a Furniturechange.

Inpurposes.2006the company moved again to the old Doors and Floors Galore warehouse on Attercliffe Road and traded for around a year before the

furniture. This also saw the business change names to Fur niture Clearance Warehouse.

The sale will continue into the new year until all stock has gone. During this time all customers will receive their furniture and all orders will be fulﬁlled.

Furniture Clearance Warehouse Due to Close Its Doors

The sale will continue into the new year until all stock has gone. During this time all customers will receive their furniture and all orders will be

thanks from all the players, parents and coaches to our spon sor for the 5th consecutive year, Clearance & Clean Up Ltd. The new shirts look amazing (and as clean as they’ll ever be!).

Sale starts Monday 19th September at 10am - all stock reduced.

started out in 2000, in a tiny store on Attercliffe Road, across the road from the Banners building, selling a range of items from TVs to exercise equipment, toys to pots and pans. The shop was an immediate success and within a couple of years gave

In 2006 the company moved again to the old Doors and Floors Galore warehouse on Attercliffe Road and traded for around a year before the premises were ﬂooded in the 2007 ﬂoods. This prompted the business to relocate, this time to a much larger location on Coleford Road in Darnall, where they are currently based. These premises are 50 times bigger than the original store and focusses solely on selling

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The owner is grateful for all the support and custom over the years and is looking for ward to the next chapter.

Furniture Clearance Warehouse Due to Close Its Doors

After 23 years of trading Furniture Clearance Warehouse is closing its doors. The owner, David Perkins has successfully run the business for over two decades, but is now ready for a Furniturechange.

Sale starts Monday 19th September at 10am - all stock reduced.

A Junior football team is going into the new season looking to ‘clean up’ after announcing a lo cal sponsor is to continue after 5

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After 23 years of trading Furniture Clearance Warehouse is closing its doors. The owner, David Perkins has successfully run the business for over two decades, but is now ready for a Furniturechange.

exercise equipment, toys to pots and pans. The shop was an immediate success and within a couple of years gave David the conﬁdence to move to bigger premises in the old Co-Op building on The Moor behind Redgates. The busi ness traded here happily and successfully for several years until the council decided the building was required for other purposes.

The owner, David has decided after working long hours and weekends for the last 23 years to start a new chapter. With no one to take over the reins of the business, it will begin a closing down sale starting Monday 19th September. This is by no means a business that is going bust, merely an owner who wants to dust of his pass port and get to know his family in the daylight hours.

Tom Pickering from Clearance & Clean Up even came down for the team photo to show his support for the team, alongside coaches Craig Sutherland and Ian Butler.

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the business to relocate, this time to a much larger location on Coleford Road in Darnall, where they are currently based. These premises are 50

Sale starts Monday 19th September at 10am - all stock reduced.

to bigger premises in the old Co-Op building on The Moor behind Redgates. The business traded here happily and successfully for several years until the council decided the building was required for other Inpurposes.2006the company moved again to the old Doors and Floors Galore warehouse on Attercliffe Road and traded for around a year before the

Clearance Ware house also known as SWAG, ﬁrst started out in 2000, in a tiny store on Attercliffe Road, across the road from the Banners building, selling a range of items from TVs to

TheSWAG.business predominantly sells living room, dining room and bedroom furniture. Selling end of line, over stocks and exdisplay from the big multiple furniture stores. There is some thing to suit every budget.

The owner, David has decided after working long hours and weekends for the last 23 years to start a new chapter. With no one to take over the reins of the business, it will begin

Clearance Warehouse

business Clearance & Clean UP have agreed to extend the shirt sponsor of Stocksbridge

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times bigger than the original store and focusses solely on selling furniture. This also saw the business change names to Furniture Clearance Warehouse. Although all these years later, customers still refer to them as SWAG.

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The owner, David has decided after working long hours and weekends for the last 23 years to start a new chapter. With no one to take over the reins of the business, it will begin

The owner is grateful for all the support and custom over the years and is looking forward to the next chapter.

The sale will continue into the new year until all stock has gone. During this time all customers will receive their furniture and all orders will be

Professor Brian Cox CBE is Professor of Particle Physics at The Uni versity of Manchester, The Royal Society Professor for Public En

16 Art Exhibition, children’s artwork “My Town” through out the valley in the shop windows including – The COOP, The Bridge, The Business Hair Salon, Eyre and Co Ac

17 Friends of St Nicholas’ Church, High BradfieldHeritage Open Day, 2-4pm, Church open, refreshments, guided tours of the church, Treasure hunts, Tours of the graveyard by Malcolm Nunn at 9am and 2pm 17 at 7pm Stocksbridge Christian Centre an evening of fun, Bingo, Beetle,and Baked Potatoes £7 per person. Ring 0114 2884377 to book.

18 The service at Bullhouse Chapel this Sunday at 2.30pm will be led by Jo Twigg, the Curate at Penistone and Thurlstone Team Ministry. All are welcome to join us in this act of worship

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Brian will once again be joined by co-host of The Infinite Monkey Cage and award-winning comedian Robin Ince, perhaps the only col lection of sentient atoms in the observable Universe capable of over seeing a Q&A with an audience of 10,000 people whilst wearing an old Professorcardigan.Brian

As a broadcaster, he has presented a number of highly ac claimed science programmes for the BBC including Won ders of the Solar System, Forces of Nature, Stargazing Live and, in 2019, The Planets. He is credited with boosting the popularity of subjects such as astronomy and physics and has garnered a host of accolades for his TV work, includ ing two Royal Television Society awards and a Peabody Award for Wonders of the Solar System.

19 Stocksbridge Photographic new season to start Sep

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Brian has also authored a series of best-selling books, including the widely acclaimed Human Universe. Brian broke his own Guinness World Record titles during his last live tour, Universal; for most tickets sold (158,589) for a science tour, and for most tickets sold for a science show (11,433 at The Arena in Birmingham in 2019).

15 -17 Christ Church presents “Carry on Cruising the Musi cal” Christ Church presents “Carry on Cruising the Musi cal” a mad romp around the America’s on the “Lurve boat” led by Captain Bert Sigh. Who knows what you’ll find messing about on the water! Another fab show Directed by Simon Utting. Not to be missed. Tickets £5 and £8 call 2883937

18 Friends of St Nicholas’ Church, Hight Bradfield - Her itage Open Day, 12noon-4pm, Church open, refreshments, guided tours of the church, Treasure hunts, Tours of the graveyard by Malcolm Nunn at 9am and 2pm

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Cox said: “I loved the 2019 Arena tour because it gave me the opportunity to discuss the most profound ideas with tens of thousands of people in front of the most spectacular images of the Universe. When the tour was over, I immediately started thinking about how I could delve deeper, tell an even more profound story and make the show even more spectacular. I’m very excited about what has emerged! I hope the evening will make people think about how fortu nate and precious we are, how strange and wonderful our Universe is, and the limitless future we have to look forward to if we make the right choices over the coming decades.”

19 Photography Display Opens at Christ Church. Jim Barter Painting By Numbers. Art and Artificial Intelligence and Rebecca Aitken “Memo ries of Steel Valley Beacon Arts and more” Free Event.

gagement in Science and a Fellow of the Royal Society.

is a celebration of our civilisation, of our music, art, philoso phy, and science; an optimistic vision of our future if we continue to explore Nature with humility and to value ourselves and our fellow human beings.

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session Stocksbridge Art Society at Christ Church starts 9.45 am. Another chance to drop into the Art Society and see them at work. Free Event.

tember 19th in Stocksbridge Library 7.30pm for 7.45pm start. Prints are on show in the library. All welcome to

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20 Suzy author, Suzy Senior, a fun-

15 Open practice with No ID, come along if you are in Y5 to Y13 create your own arrange ments of Pop Songs with a peer band. 6pm to 7pm. No charge. At St Ann’s Hall, Hay wood Lane, S36 2QQ Deepcar. Free Event.

Having set two Guinness World Records with his previous sell-out World Tour, Professor Brian Cox is back with a brand-new Arena show for Horizons2022.takes

audiences on a dazzling cinematic journey; a story of how we came to be and what we can become. Using state of the art LED screen technology, Arenas will be filled with images of far-away galaxies, alien worlds, supermassive black holes and a time before the Big Bang. What is the nature of space and time? Why does the Uni verse exist? How did life begin, how rare might it be and what is the significance of life in the Cosmos? What does it mean to live a small, finite life in a vast, eternal Universe? The deepest of questions will be explored using the latest advances in our understanding of quantum theory, black holes, biology, planetary science, astronomy, and cos Horizonsmology.

20 Friends of Wortley Hall Gardens next meeting will be on Tuesday 20th Sep tember and will be a walk around the grounds, meet at 6.30pm outside the recep tion, followed by a social and welcome meeting at 7.30pm in the hall. New members welcome, admission is £2.50, free for friends of Wortley Hall Gardens. If you are inter ested contact Barry on 0114

ing demonstrations, refresh ments, entertainment, and farm tours. Contact Barbara on 07724505911 for more de tails. Free Event.

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14 Bradfield Walkers are Wel come - Local History Morning Round Walk in the Loxley Val ley with Malcolm Nunn, meet at Loxley Village Green (junc tion of Loxley Road and Rod ney Hill) at 10.30am, return around 1pm. FREE but dona tions welcome. 2337463 tory@mypostoffice.co.ukukwww.bradfield-walkers.org.ororemailbradfield.his

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19 Art Works session at Christ Church with Julie Bryan local artist. £2 charge to cover art supplies. Julie will guide you through making and design ing a beautiful card to take home. There will also be a display of artwork created by members of the Meeting Place. Starts at 1.30pm

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Lunch We would like to invite all of our friends and neighbours to join us, gathered as a com munity to watch the televised proceedings. At the Red Lion, Grenoside.We are offering a hot breakfast sandwich with hot beverage at 10:30am fol lowed by a light afternoon tea with hot beverage at 12:30pm after the proceedings for £15.00 per person. Doors will open at 10am Please contact Tom on 0114 4383115. for a ticket and to book.

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3 The next meeting of the Wharncliffe Side WI will be on Monday 3rd October at 7.15pm in the Community Centre. It will be the Annual Meeting followed by by a chat and meet amongst the mem bers. For details please contact Valerie Hales 0114 4187256.

21 Join Bolsterstone Archae ology and Heritage Group at 7.30pm, when David Clarke will be giving a talk on Celtic Stone Heads. We meet in the hall at Christ Church on Man chester Road in Stocksbridge, and the talk is also available on Zoom (members only)please contact bahgevent@ axelafa.com for the link. Refreshments available. All welcome.

22 Photography Exhibition at Christ Church several local photographers including Jim Barter and Rebecca Aitken. Free Event.

24 Bradfield Village HallCharity Ball, tickets from www. bradflix.co.uk, proceeds to Al zheimers Society and Ibbotson Memorial Field Trust

1 Chapeltown WI will host a Macmillan coffee morning from 10.00am until 12.00 noon in Chapeltown Method ist Church. Come and enjoy coffee and cake plus tombola and raffle.

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24 Wharncliffe Side WI will be holding a Coffee Morning from 10.00 - 12.00 in The Chapel in aid of Macmillan Cancer Sup port. Coffee, biscuits, stalls and raffle.

24 A special coffee morning. On Saturday 24 th September, John Snook , a theatre patron, will be hosting a monologue / poetry / reading event at the EPPiC Theatre, Well Lane, off High Street, Ecclesfield S35 9TP Anyone is welcome to come along and read a favou rite piece (lasting about one to three minutes) or simply come and enjoy tea or coffee and biscuits, and listen ! Entry is FREE, but the sale of refresh ments helps EPPiC theatre funds. Theatre is open from 10 am, but the readings will start at about 11am Come and join us !!

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30 Explore the World’s Knowl edge for free - Be inspired by eBooks, learn how to connect online with family & friends and view historic films & photos of Stocksbridge - Free tea, coffee and biscuits - Drop in between 10am and 12pm

28 Don Valley Probus will meet on Wednesday Septem ber 28th at 10.00AM in Christ Church Hall, Manchester Road, Stocksbridge, with a presenta tion by Sarah Louise Picker ing, “Inspired by Nature”. Our meetings are always relaxed and take place on alter nate Wednesday mornings throughout the year, and we look forward to welcoming our regular members, visitors and new members. For more in formation, please call Stephen Clarke on 07593 792967.

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Ms Tanner added: “Nobody is more disappointed than Mr Pryor himself

The Queen demonstrated during her reign the true spirit of public service and integrity, and the significance of the military service. As Her Majesty poignantly once said: “I can not lead you into battle. I do not give you laws or administer justice but I can do something else – I can give my heart and my devotion to these old islands and to all the peoples of our brotherhood of nations.”

We would like to invite members of the public to celebrate the life of Her Majesty the Queen by sharing your memories of her in our on line open book of condolence at dedicationpage.org/rememberingthequeenhttps://rafbf.

He told Pryor: “The offending you have now committed is the same one in so many ways. You were caught by a sting which was being run by a pro tective group here in Sheffield.”

And while social care is in dire need of prop er resourcing, we must reiterate that doing this by removing money from the NHS at this time of deep crisis, as is being suggested, would be completely disastrous for patients.

It’s concerning to hear her defaulting back to the pay review body and decision made under her predecessor to exclude swathes of doctors from even the paltry sub-inflation pay award this year. We’d be more than will ing to meet with her and explain why this is grossly unfair, and how it is within hers and the Government’s gift to avert a collision course with the profession.

Ms Earnshaw explained Pryor be gan communicating sexually with the decoy on WhatsApp in June and discussed kissing, cuddling, and un dressing her.

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Prosecuting barrister Amy Earnshaw told the hearing on September 6 how 26-year-old Pryor was given a com munity order but in June, this year, he struck up a sexual online 13-yearold girl which had been set up by a paedophile hunter group called De

Professor Philip Banfield, BMA council chair

patients first’. Doctors will always put their patients first, and if Dr Coffey wants to do the same, she needs to value, look after and retain staff, so they can continue doing so.

If they want to make a real difference, they need to understand the severe crisis the whole health service is in, and the unprecedented pressures doctors and their colleagues are un der in an understaffed and under-resourced system. While the PM says she will make sure everyone can get a doctor’s appointment, you cannot create extra appointments out of thin air, or without the doctors to do them.

Crucially, this means paying them what they are worth, reversing more than a decade of real-terms pay cuts, and tackling pension taxation rules that are driving our most ex perienced doctors away from the health ser vice when they’re needed most.

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An online “predator” with a previ ous conviction has been caged af ter he was trapped by a paedophile hunter group posing with a decoy profile of a 13-year-old girl, wrties Jon Cooper for the Sheffield Star.

Pryor pleaded guilty to two counts of breaching a previously Sexual Harm Prevention Order after possessing two phones capable of internet con nection and by contacting someone online who was believed to be a child, and he also admitted attempting to sexually communicate with a child.

Judgeage.Kelson revoked Pryor's previ ous community order for the three counts of attempting to sexually com municate with a child, and the three counts of attempting to cause a child to watch a sexual act, and he chose to resentence the defendant for these matters alongside his new offences.

Ms Earnshaw said a further decoy contact was deployed by the paedo phile hunter group and a meeting was arranged at Deerlands Avenue where the group attended and alert ed the police.

by letting himself down by commit ting these offences. He accepts what he has done has placed him in an ex tremely vulnerable position and he accepts he has no one else to blame but himself.

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Judge Peter Kelson QC told Pryor: “You have shown yourself to be a predator. A person who wishes to prey upon children. You have been given a chance of a non-custodial sentence and you have spurned that

Luke Pryor, formerly of Deerlands Avenue, Parson Cross, Sheffield, was originally convicted in 2020 for three counts of attempting to engage in sexual communication with a child and for three counts of attempting to cause a child to watch a sexual act, according to a Sheffield Crown Court

Rebecca Tanner, defending, said Pry or had become socially isolated and had developed poor health and after he was bailed he lost his address and he does not yet have a home.

Judge Kelson sentenced Pryor to two years of custody and the defendant was made subject to a restrictive Sex ual Harm Prevention Order to run alongside his Sex Offender Register monitoring for 10 years.

As the nation mourns the death of Her Maj esty the Queen, the RAF Benevolent Fund would like to celebrate her life, and unwav ering dedication to the country following a historic 70 years on the throne. The Queen showed an inspirational sense of duty during her reign and, as the RAF Benevolent Fund’s Patron from 1952 until her death, provided endless support for those who served her country, including the RAF Family.

It was somewhat bizarre to hear the new Health Secretary talk of record numbers of staff in the NHS, when we have 130,000 va cancies in secondary care in England alone, and have lost the equivalent of almost 2,000 full-time GPs in England since 2015 when the Conservatives began pledging to recruit 5,000 more. For patients waiting for hours on trolleys and in ambulances, or struggling to get an appointment at their practice, or the healthcare workers battling to provide care amid rota gaps and workforce shortages, these comments will seem completely out of Ourtouch.members are working at their absolute limits and we urge her to meet with us at the earliest opportunity to discuss how she can begin to create a sustainable NHS and bring forward the solutions needed to value clini cians so they can continue providing the care that patients so desperately need.

The Health Secretary, inheriting a health service in greater crisis than any of her pre decessors, must urgently come forth with her emergency plan for the NHS, laying out exactly how the Government will deliver on both her and the Prime Minister’s priorities around doctors and patients’ access to care.

Our message to both the Health Secretary and Prime Minister is this: work with us, the voice of the profession, at this critical mo ment for the health service, not against us, to make good on your pledge to put the NHS on a firm footing. Doctors are the solution, not the problem.”

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Responding to Thérèse Coffey’s comments about her ‘ABCD’ priorities as Health and Social Care Secretary, and Liz Truss’s open ing speech in which she said she would “make sure that people can get doctors’ appoint ments and the NHS services they need”,

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Sheffield "predator" jailed after he is snared by paedophile hunter group

Pryor sent four images of himself in cluding three of him wearing noth ing but a towel.

She also said Pryor realises his ac tions were not appropriate and that he should not have been trying to contact someone who was not his own

Her Majesty tirelessly supported the Fund’s work for decades – with some highlights in cluding the unveiling of the Fund’s Bomber Command Memorial in Green Park, London; visiting children at the Fund’s Airplay youth club at RAF Lossiemouth in 2014; viewing the RAF Benevolent Fund Garden at Chelsea Flower Show 2022; and the Patron’s Lunch on the Mall to celebrate The Queen’s 90th birth day, which RAF Benevolent Fund Ambas sador Jacqui Thompson attended and said of The Queen’s appearance: “The sun came out for her and shined.”

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True North Brew Co was granted permission to host the celebration in the beer garden of the Horse and Jockey at Wadsley Lane, Hillsbor ough, on Saturday, September 17 from 6 pm until 9 pm. The well-known operators, which run 14 venues across South Yorkshire, faced backlash for the plans from neighbours and environmental protection who were concerned about noise.

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Barnsley College is opening its doors to anyone looking to study a full-time Creative or Digital course this academic Theyear.College will hold an Open Event on Friday 16 September between 10.00am and 2.00pm for those wishing to find out more about Creative and Digi tal vocational courses, includ ing T Levels.

Denise Jelly, Head of Creative Industries at the College, said: “The event is a great way to see how starting a course with us this year will help you develop your skills, achieve your aims and move towards employ ment, higher education or an apprenticeship in your chosen area of Leannestudy.”Brunt, the College’s Head of Digital Industries, added: “Our staff are looking forward to showing you around our excellent facilities and ex plaining how we’ll prepare you to excel in your chosen digital industry during your time with Forus.”

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The event will allow potential students to attend on a drop-in basis, with the opportunity to chat to staff and tour the indus try-standard facilities.

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Neal Pates, environmental protection officer, said Oktoberfest was ‘by definition and tradi tion, a bawdy affair’ that would be ‘ill-advised’.

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A popular Sheffield pub was given the goahead to host an Oktoberfest event despite concerns about noise coming from a ‘bawdy’ oompah band, writes Molly Williams, Local Democracy Reporter for Yorkshire Live.

“It[permission].wasadifficult decision because the last event you had clearly wasn’t appropriate for the prem ises, it clearly caused problems with immediate neighbours and colleagues like Neal here were unable to do anything to help you manage that better because they weren’t aware of the type of event that was going to be for whatever reason.

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Phil Montgomery claimed fourth place in 1-06. Oth ers competing were George Parr, Damian Kilpin and Becky Timms.

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Penistone had two runners inside the top ten in Simon Pike (7th) and Dan Limb Sarah(8th).

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Penistone was well repre sented at the Vale of York Half Marathon with 8 run ners taking part. First back for the club was a flying Tom Fryers who was 24th overall in a time of 1-21-47.

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also a 10k race at the same event and Lee Nash claimed first place in the senior men’s category in 37-02. Ray Brown claimed second place in the men’s over75 category in 1-02-59.

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runners took part in the Great North Run, first back for Penistone was Gareth Irvine in 1-32-22.

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Despite suffering from a hamstring injury Andrew Heppenstall managed to break the tape first at the Shepley 10k in a time of 4012. It was Andrew’s second win at the event having pre viously won two years ago.

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On August bank holiday Monday, Dodworth Miners U10s and U8s warmed up the crowd before the Super League clash between Castl eford Tigers and Salford Red Devils at Wheldon Road, also known as ‘The Jungle’. Both teams played in a pre-match festival before the main event and held their own against some tough West Yorkshire Theopposition.U8splayed two games against Fryston Warriors and put in a terrific team per formance. Whilst the U10s played against Methley War riors, Sherburn Bears and Kings Cross Park, with tries coming from Jake Hallas, Ashleigh Bebb and Stevey Whitaker.

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As the summer season draws to a close, John Gonciarz (18) won the Scott Eustace Trophy at Stocks bridge Golf Club. The competi tion, which counts towards this year's Club Championship, was played in good conditions and with a large number of competi tors. Gonciarz's winning score was 41 points, with consistent scoring for the whole round. Craig Batty (5), Steve Taylor (27) and Glyn Stainforth (17) all fin ished with 40 points, but Craig took second and Steve third place on Earliercountback.inthe week the Dragons Section competed for the Sum mer Cup, with the top three places overall going to Division 1 players. Sandy Murphy (10) won with 42 points, in a round with 4 birdies. Pete Mannion (17) was second with 40 points and Noel Weaver (17) third with 39 points. Charlie Dale (24) won Division 2 with 39 points. Alf Pearson (29) was second with 38 points and Alan Flack (27) was third with 36 points.

There have been two Pro's Prize Stablefords for the Gents Section. Chay Murphy (9) won the first of these, on 8 September, by a clear margin with an excellent 40 points. The second competition, on 11 September, was a much closer affair. Malcolm Ingles (16), Steve Clayton (12) and Neil El liott (12) all scored 37 points but finished in that order on count back.

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Last Tuesday saw the first of Birdwell’s two club Hill Climbs at America Lane Brampton. The 1.3 km course was tackled by five club members on a night when the weather was much better than forecast.

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On Tuesday 6 September, the mother and son combination of Hilja and Liam O'Sullivan beat Helen Moffett and John Sykes in the mixed Tetley Cup Knockout.

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Fastest on the night was Dan Emery with Trevor Mayne not far behind.

The Ladies Past Captains Day took place on Sunday 11 Septem ber. with Sue Hill (25) winning the Stableford format with 33 points. Hilja O'Sullivan (20) had the same score as Sue but lost out on countback. Alison Sedgwick (34) was third with 31 points.

Monday September 26 – Wolverhampton v

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qualifying teams have been decided, with the Tru Plant Tigers being joined by Ips wich, Belle Vue and Wolverhampton. The exact line-up for the semi-finals is still to be established, as this depends on the league positions at the cut-off date, which is the con clusion of fixtures on Thursday, September

39: Richard Lawson 12, Ni colai Klindt 11, Thomas Jorgensen 8+3, Josh Pickering 3, Jonas Knudsen 3, Richie Worrall 2, Jack Thomas 0.

SHEFFIELD 51: Tobiasz Musielak 12, Justin Sedgmen 10, Adam Ellis 8+1, Jack Holder 8+1, Lewis Kerr 8, Connor Mountain 5+2, Kyle Howarth r/r.

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With captain Kyle Howarth ruled out on the morning of the meeting following a highspeed crash at Belle Vue on Monday, the rest of the Tru Plant Tigers pulled together su perbly to deliver a great team performance.

Sheffield conceded a 5-1 in the opener but responded with back-to-back maximums of their own to move in front.

SHEFFIELD TIGERS booked their place in the Premiership play-offs with a 51-39 win at King’s Lynn on Thursday.

The22. league leaders will face the fourth-placed team over two legs in the semis, with second place facing third.

The South Yorkshire side won four of the last five races, ensuring they left Norfolk with all four league points - not only securing a playoff spot but also giving them realistic hope of finishing top of the regular standings with three home fixtures to come.

Their lead was halved when home duo Nico lai Klindt and Thomas Jorgensen got another 5-1 in Heat Six but the Tigers reeled off three race advantages on the spin to open up a tenpoint gap.

Monday October 3 – Belle Vue v TBC

Thursday October 6 – Sheffield v TBC.

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SHEFFIELD can confirm their Premiership Play-Off Semi-Final home leg will take place at Owlerton Stadium on Thursday, October 6

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